A semantic service creation platform for Social IoT

Beltrán, Victoria; Ortiz, Antonio M.; Hussein, Dina; Crespi, Noël

doi:10.1109/wf-iot.2014.6803173

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“…For instance, a personalised meteorological semantic service, as well as an improvement of functionalities of a service for disaster management, is presented in Lee et al (2014). In Beltran et al (2014), the authors describe an application in the field of social networks that is oriented towards integrating objects in the daily lives of people. Both applications use the WoT technology as well as semantics and SSF.…”

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confidence: 99%

Proactive and reactive context reasoning architecture for smart web services

Sekkal

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Mrissa

et al. 2020

IJDMMM

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The web of things (WoT) uses web technologies to connect embedded objects to each other and to deliver services to stakeholders. The context of these interactions (situation) is a key source of information which can be sometimes uncertain. In this paper, we focus on the development of intelligent web services. The main requirements for intelligent service are to deal with context diversity, semantic context representation and the capacity to reason with uncertain information. From this perspective, we propose a framework for intelligent services to deal with various contexts, to reactively respond to real-time situations and proactively predict future situations. For the

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Proactive and reactive context reasoning architecture for smart web services

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et al. 2020

IJDMMM

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“…IoT is a paradigm which describes that pervasive everyday objects will gain the ability to connect to the internet and to interact and cooperate with each other [3]. Due to the predicted number of devices that will likely connect to IoT - [13] estimates a potential economic impact of $2.7to $6.4 trillion per year by 2025 and [14] a total number of 6.4 billion devices in 2016 -the provision of middleware functionality with protocols that support the exploitation of things-related services is the main issue for reliable IoT architectures [15,16]. Among others, [10][11][12] therefore the introduction of the concept of social relationships between smart technical objects is referred to as the Social Internet of Things (SIoT).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…• An IoT structure which is reliably and scalable in order to ensure network navigability [10,15,17] • Creation and Exploitation of services through (social) service repositories [16] • Transfer the use of models to study social networks in the IoT domain [10,15] • Guarantee a level of trustworthiness like friendships in (human) social networks [10,15] The different research works about SIoT address mainly technical issues by adopting means of (human) social networks. [18] proposes to use relationship means (friendships) of typical social networks to share the services of a thing.…”

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Information Gathering in Closed-Loop PLM Systems - Social Networks as Models for the Internet of Things?

Lewandowski

Thoben

2016

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Different recent approaches from the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) or Internet-of-Things (IoT) area describe a product-centric view on data and information which are collected by different stakeholders and systems along the lifecycle in order to enhance retrospective analytics, predictive analytics, business decisions, etc. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the basic principles of information sharing, communication and collaboration in traditional human-centric social networks and discuss whether these can be applied to data and information exchange in the PLM/IoT sector. With respect to the methodology applied to this investigation, recent communication mechanisms in social networks as well as in product-centric IoT platforms are systemized and abstracted. Based on the transformation of social network means for IoT, possible improvements of IoT platforms are discussed, resulting in demonstrations of possible PLM usage. In summery, the paper draws implications about the adoption of valuable Social Network means for productcentric usage.

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“…Although Semantic Web technologies have been available for decades, their complexity has hindered the emergence of real implementation of Semantic Web services [17]. The Socialite framework enables inexperienced developers to work on the semantic models.…”

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Socialite: A Flexible Framework for Social Internet of Things

Kim¹,

Maron²,

Mossé³

2015

2015 16th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management

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The Social Internet of Things is a new paradigm that merges the Internet of Things with Social Networks. We propose a paradigm for how to model interactions between devices and humans, and among devices themselves to support sharable value-added applications throughout the device life cycle (e.g., configuration, operation, preventive diagnosis), as well as to achieve common goals and recommendations. To realize this paradigm we propose a novel architecture and implementation to enable new Internet of Things applications based on emerging types of social relationships. We develop the semantic models for the Social Internet of Things including device types and their capabilities, users and their relationships, and rules leveraging such models. We demonstrate our concept by building a real system called Socialite that integrates various devices from different manufacturers with different functional interfaces and explicitly represents the relationships among active participants (devices as well as users) in our system.

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A semantic service creation platform for Social IoT

Cited by 30 publications

References 9 publications

Proactive and reactive context reasoning architecture for smart web services

Proactive and reactive context reasoning architecture for smart web services

Information Gathering in Closed-Loop PLM Systems - Social Networks as Models for the Internet of Things?

Socialite: A Flexible Framework for Social Internet of Things

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